A gripping story of art trafficking that led to the revelation of one of the greatest mysteries in the art world. The giant bronze horses of Joseph Thorak, which stood majestically outside the Reich Chancellery, disappeared during the bombings of Berlin, just before the end of World War II...

Everyone believed they were destroyed, until detective Arthur Brand, a passionate art historian and private investigator, began to unravel the threads of a difficult and dangerous discovery! A true story that sheds light on the labyrinth of art trade, revealing dark pathways, well-known and unknown players of the Cold War, in a case filled with intrigues, illegal transactions, and laundered money.

Dutchman Arthur Brand has uncovered lost works by Dalí, Picasso, and Van Gogh. The Horses of Hitler is his most talked-about case. Arthur Brand (born 1968) is a Dutch private detective and art historian. He has recovered over 200 lost works, including creations by Dalí, Picasso, and Van Gogh, significantly contributing to the preservation of cultural heritage.

The Horses of Hitler is his most talked-about case.